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Dana 35 shafts ?

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bretto

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Which shaft is longer, the driver or passenger side?
Brett
 
Drivers side.
 
that is what i thought, thanks for the confirmation
 
I've got some c-clip D35 shafts.
You pay shipping you can have them.
 
Thanks but I dont need them....maybe some other poor soul with a 35 could take em. I have a 44. I was just curious if a 35 was like a 44 where one was longer.
Brett
 
Haleyes said:
I've got some c-clip D35 shafts.
You pay shipping you can have them.
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Any idea if a 90'xj is c-clip? Newb just starting out and can see I shouldnt leave home without them. Sure could use D35 and D30 shafts but not sure if c-clip or not?

Thanks,
Ken (a poor soul)
 
klonestar said:
Any idea if a 90'xj is c-clip? Newb just starting out and can see I shouldnt leave home without them. Sure could use D35 and D30 shafts but not sure if c-clip or not?

Thanks,
Ken (a poor soul)
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u got a semifloat dana35
 
He is telling you you have a semi float. They changed in 91 to c-clip crap. Easy way to tell is to pull the drum off and look at the part of the axle the wheel and drum mount to will have a hole between two of the wheel lugs. The hole is there so you can unbolt the retaining plate that holds the axle in.
Brett
 
i think the semi floats (bearings and seal on the shaft) have a hard filler plug cap, and the c-clips switched to rubber caps i beleive. anyway its prolly time for a fluid change, pull the cover and look inside the carrier and see if there is and C's holding on your axleshafts.
 
skyjackedxj96 said:
i think the semi floats (bearings and seal on the shaft) have a hard filler plug cap, and the c-clips switched to rubber caps i beleive. anyway its prolly time for a fluid change, pull the cover and look inside the carrier and see if there is and C's holding on your axleshafts.
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Definately time for a fluid change as the Jeep was sorely neglected. I plan on changing and upgrading all fluids front to rear soon. Will double check then.

Sounds like the shafts wont do me any good.

Thanks,
Ken
 
The Jeep is at a friends house who is doing most of the "getting ready for inspection work" for me. Last night I went over and jacked up the rear and spun the tires, one went forward and the other backwards. Is this a limited slip or does Jeep do it different?

Thanks,
Ken
 
That means it's open. JIM.
 
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